Anaerobic Digestion – Making Biogas – Making Energy

By Tim Pullen

Release Date : 2015-01-09

Genre : Engineering

FIle Size : 11.38 MB

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Anaerobic Digestion – Making Biogas – Making Energy Hundreds of million tonnes of agricultural and food waste are produced each year around the world, most of which is just that, waste. Anaerobic digestion, biogas and the heat and electricity that can be produced from it is still a nascent industry in many countries, yet the benefits of AD spread throughout the community:
Gives good financial returns to farmers and eco-entrepreneurs.
Helps community leaders meet various policies and legislative targets.
Offers an environmentally sensitive waste disposal option.
Provides a local heat and power supply, & creates employment opportunities
Reduces greenhouse gas emissions, as well as providing an organic fertilizer.
Although the process of AD itself is relatively simple there are several system options available to meet the demands of different feedstocks. This book describes, in simple, easy to read language the five common systems of AD; how they work, the impact of scale, the basic requirements, the costs and financial implications, and how to get involved in this rapidly growing green industry.

More by Tim Pullen

Tim Pullen Hundreds of million tonnes of agricultural and food waste are produced each year around the world, most of which is just that, waste. Anaerobic digestion, biogas and the heat and electricity that can be produced from it is still a nascent industry in many countries, yet the benefits of AD spread throughout the community:
Gives good financial returns to farmers and eco-entrepreneurs.
Helps community leaders meet various policies and legislative targets.
Offers an environmentally sensitive waste disposal option.
Provides a local heat and power supply, & creates employment opportunities
Reduces greenhouse gas emissions, as well as providing an organic fertilizer.
Although the process of AD itself is relatively simple there are several system options available to meet the demands of different feedstocks. This book describes, in simple, easy to read language the five common systems of AD; how they work, the impact of scale, the basic requirements, the costs and financial implications, and how to get involved in this rapidly growing green industry.